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P4l P Eiis PRESEN;TWO TO TIM Tinuiv. OF COMMONS, RELATINCF TO' Tilt EANK, &c. . . .; The:first of thio,is : a Copy of a I..ettet .frc~rn the Ch inoellor of the Ex,chenner to' the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank. . It no import. excvt -as being the envelope to Certain pro.. posa4,:founded on,, he EnqUiries and Repert of the .CoMmittee.of Petdie .Exprinliture, arid which are Ito Made to the Bank. may be classed under. three heads: Ist. UnclaiMed Dividends. 2d. Charges of Management of the Public Debt.. 3d.. Balances arising frn , u.Deooits of Public . I.‘rintey in the'hands Of the 13. - Itk . .* The staterriants,',,upen each of these; three. subjeds are too much emended to admit of insertion,i,we shall therefore proceed to the propo sals I Qiulting tron thent which are. contained-in the folowitql - LKTI'III4 TUE Excugattot THLGOVIiitNUL‘ AND DEPU2A. , OOVVINOtt 011 TUE SANK. • ' Downinu-Street , • I Ith Jan. 1808. " GiNTLEmzNr---in he several: conferences and iiithrimunicadan's which I .have lately had the honour of holding with oit, respe&ilig the expetitation formed by me, on the part 'of the Public;• of an ad- Vance by the ".1.3 inkHibr. the • Public Service, the particular' grounds. of 'that', ex-peetation have been di cussed under three heath; namely, • Unelaitued ' welly. The Charge for Ow. Management of Pubiic Debt. achy. ,)341arit* arising from deposits ,of public lirney in thi hands of the. Bank. • 'l•laving most maturely considered every thing that has p.isse.t between us in those discussions, I now feel myself . enabled and called upon to make to you the folloa jug proposali, under each of t heabove heads; nod I request _that. you will submit them to the Court of Directors,, for their consideration and con currence. . . . . - • ist. That ont of the Unclaimed Dividends .2 sum , of 300,0001. shall be advanced for the service .of. the 'present year, wider similar pr0vi,.!01,,, to those con- . : "taintd in ihe Ayf of Int , cap. 33, and in additiOn tip the soul of 376,7391; already advanced:. nOtni thiit ; but so as to secure, that the amount of Littch Dividends' irnanting,ht the Batik 'should never 'be less titan 100,0001. That the Onus to be allowed to the' Bank for the management/1f •the. Public Debt, ' "and :titer the btlt of April next, be regulated by this folio , - log, scale : • •- W •• hen the total amount of Debt unredeemed shall'. exccod,il,oQ and tint exceed 550 iuillions, the Bank shall receive an allowance for management at the rate ut 3401; per million per annum u e :pt the whole of such : • , And when the total' amount of such Debt shall exceed san 50 iniliions, the Bank shall receive the ulbowauee o f :140 1. p er million for such 5,0 ; and for <any et - ce•ess of .at.)t which may :tow ex ,or, may ere:titer be created, heyolid indlio;i3) Tate :1114.mance t*Lnan4y.:inent skill Up.iir Jt, Per triiii; ! „t fo the: whole of I,u c h e-, , ceess. • rmt her to prop,•;,e, on this part of the auhjt•O, that the -wool, paid to the Bank by the Exchequer, tinder the Altoinihation of" Muse. Money,'shouiclne ;'• but it is not my is t ; .:1 ion, df the. pt + :opos are akeded to, tU 50g„ . , , ,,t - any; alleraion In r the established - rite of r:A:eivip&untributious to the Lean or to the I,ot,cry. The cooideraticm !if what may be the proper rei'e tihinagetnent, in the event of the debt urn*. d: , 1-,ing reduced below 400 millions, may be sub3equent arrangement iklieD inch an Ct ent ma; take otace. , ;.idly. With respcct to the Public' Balhfices; el- 1 though I have not been 'so fortunate, hi the several couic.ivnces which We have had upon the subjeCt, as wholly to coovince you that the adVatitagertde4Ved to .the • Ra s lk (earn the deposit of those' Balances must be in pr.oportion to their average atuotint ; I In t 4-u tire, lesiptionly convinced in my oNti judg ment the truth and tin curacy-0 . .4:k position ; :and having, I think, succeeded:in fully, satisfying.: you - that a plait, the outlines uf which had the honour of stating to you, might easily be deVised, ~ and; with the sanaian of Parliament, carried into aired, by which these balance:, might, to a very great extent, be rendered produCt ive of profit:to the public; you u n it bb sensible that, lioweyettlt;sirous Toay be of avoiding to tronbleyou with anyfurther discussion of the - mode in winch, according to My judgment, advantage is derived to the Bank from the Public Balances, Or of the precise .Ixtent to which thaw advantagesare carried, it would be altogetfitr inconsiAtent with •rny duty to the Public, : ill,theld'owi which I have now shortlyatated, to avoid 'pressing upon the consideration of the Bank the expediency of ensuring to the' Public, in some shape or Other, that dde degree•of poolit which they are en- • titled to expect, Una - Oita+, W:TlC•airc'adY si't'ed, it is within the competeneyOf Parliament to sedure to them • front the use of thotiaj3:ilanceC.4.- Ai, however, any pit4n for this porpoie to which the Bank might not be a party, tho Ugh• free from ob jeaion.ln its principle, could not be carried into eXC • eutitrir vti'ithoi.it a tliiarture front the course of 'busi uess which: has so long subsisted between - the Bank and the Exchequer, I should on that aceountprefcr au arrangement promising even* scatietiting less of advantage to the Public, which would leave thi; course of business in its accustomed channel and, as I cannot doubt, but that the.B3tik will - concur , with r u e in preferring to avoid any, deviation frema long estehlisued system, it appears , prolifable,thar, front this and other considerations, it May be wore satisfactory to them, as it will cerniinly bel6 rhe, that the gne or the other - of the following tions (unquestunnibly'not fornted ripen any too san-.' gaunt; view of the Q.:I - Optative, prom which in ano, titer might be obLioned••for the Publicylkhould, be acceded f to by the - Bank, viz. , That the Bank shall, on or before the Sth of April next, a a s%i nce tothe Public., for the 4etvico of the year,, a Loan of 3,i)0u,u001. with Out interest, hut t h e p r incipal to be, secured by :Exchequer..Bills, pay abiti welt,t4 months after the ratifiqstnati of .n deltut , i tive Treaty of Pe:tce: or, that., the Bank shall, • or bolore titO stll of April. in, the present and etch --• LONDON : Printed by Rtt3Nsita LL Kai*, of NE). 4,. iliv.str e ,ti and Pub"," l ;' l .bY %‘ 1.-14. •" 44 ° S"IrPA, of South m u tt u n.strazt, ietiers for the alit or , & 44 , (past . paidji, must be addressed. ',Or/es tor the erd iP zi ' At the ava.oerieß No. I 14, Strasid; wbe,re dthitit tisane:tit texceeding year during the continnence of the '*ate and within to eke months afler - the tertnination thereof by a deheitiveyreaty-of Peace, pay into , ,the receipt of the .Exchequer;, there to be held at the -diaposel of Parliaroent, the 6110 1.5•0"01. sterlieg. ' - • • , - • . to-proposing this .alternatiye in the' 0 - mac of af fording .to the th degree of aid whe.thoep the most moderate piinciple, mid• with a reference to the ,adyantage. that might otherwise •beebtained, .1 it appears reasonable to expect .on account. •of the deposit of publie motley in the.handa of ,the Bank, Ifeel• it a duty at the same time to urge, •in the strongest metier; the superior convenience and-ad- 'vantage which would accrue to the public service front the adoption by the Bank'orthe proposed Loan, instead; of- an equivalent annual payment- into the Exchequer. :In stating this comparative view of the 'two proposals, and my decided opinion in flavour of the'advance by way of Loae, 1 eannoteloope, from the generel diapositiou of the Bank, - that it. will be, -a mote powerful. motive with the Coureto , give a preference to that proposal ; unleas from some reason ,of which I am not aware, it, ShoOd appear to them. absolutely necessary for the interesta of the Bank to :confine themselves to an annual payment. • In order to prevent .the possibility of any future misunderstanding of the principles and grounds on which the present arrangement, as far as relates to the deposits of Publießalances, is brought' ferward, • I think it necessary to observe, that - the proposal to confine the duration of the advance by- way of Loon, or of the annual payment into the Sifxcheepier, to, the 'period of the present war,: and twelVe - months after the termination of it, is by no means to be. one -derstojid as•an admission on -my part, that, at the expiration of Rua pried, the peiblic will no longer be entitled to look to any advantage front the Cote a :tinuatiee of such .cleposits ; but simply es a provision, by which the * Governmeneand the Bank may he re spectively enabled,-under the change in the state of 'affairs Whieli•will then. have taken place, probably atfe&ing the amount of public balances in the hands -of the laiter,to consider of •a new ,arrangetnent.— And I have Mrther to' add, that, as the proposal I have now made is founded on the view I have token of the present annual average amount of - those ha !maces, assuming that amount to be not less than ten millions sterling, I wish it to be understood that thepreseer arreegeinene, it' carried into. of eO, -should not be ,cjinSieued to preclude his ;Majesty's Govern ment (e ith etie sathliou of Parliament, it' necessary) • .troth using in such inetiner its they, might thillk pro per for the public ioterest, and consistent with aoy seisting engageolteet with Ate Bank, any eues, of .balattee.oVer and above the said ten millions; if it shoeld eppeer that such excess were likely to he peripeeeat and of sufficient Magnitpele tdcall ter some appheation of it, by si;hich, a• bout intierfern 3 . With the arrengement now proposed to the Bank, it !night, be rendered, produCtive,of advatttagt to the public; hitt without alit% Name the Bank for any Etitei.t eesistence beyond Ate arn ott lit -no w propased—e an asistence which, Whatever :difference 4opinion nvy its".to ,the circumstances by the fiercltlon of which they are enabled to grant it, will, rennet. double upon-a fair consideration of the whole C;iGd, appear, to be entitely, consistent -with those ptioeia ples 01'11414y and mutual liberality which-ought- to •, prevail in theadiu4tment Of so important 8u erraitge went; growing tett or the extensive transadions,ek iating between the public and the Bank. • • - 1 havethe honour to be, Gentlemen, • e • YoUfolkdieut humble Servant • • PEttnEVo. .To the goveMor'and Deputy.aoirernor the aattk. COPX.OP-A PAPelt, " IiSSOLVTIONS TILE CoUla OF ptiect ous," 14TH JAN. 1800. Resolved, That the proposal of the Chancellor of the Lxchequer to take bon,0001: from the tin. claimed Dividends, in addition ti Ihe iilrther sum of 376,7391. be acceded to by . this Conft. :Re'solved,,That it? respell to the rate of manage. Runt, the tollowing sc.titt be'proposed;-- Ott , fiito tttilliugs at 344. p'cr million. , . , On 5t3 dttio 30 1. ditto. C)11 400 ditto '4sul. ' ditto. • ' `On 300, ditto 5001. ditto. , Resolved,. That in respoa to the-40001. for ma. nagentent, allowed by the first Charter, it is not ex pedient to - make any alteration in that'all(iwithee, being part of the 100,0001. per anne.n, continued froth the Inundation al . the Bank. itesolved, That the Court of DireCtors do aecede to. the iart.yo4l of the (hrineelior of the Ex - ehequer; fur the use cif 6c : warmth:tit, 3,000,4)01. on iuterest, during OKI. war ; prOvidect it i 3, stiollated to be returned within hix, months . after the ratiticatiOn of thdTreaty of Nace„. and under the completd uncleratanding that all trans. aiftiontt betwe , to the Public and the Bank sll4ll be continued .111 the accustomed ptatmer, oven though the amount 9f poblio &dances' Should exceed the sum ,of tea niilliens. • COPY OF A LUTTE - 11 , .Enpm 'Ent cnAvcitta.oß 'OF T 133 lEXCltUatl2ilt TO , GOVERNuIt DP.T'UT' 861/BANOII OF,' .UANK.' nowninm-street, 13th .lart. 18138. Gittvr,LEvitv--The liberal disposition wilieb has been Ithtnifeste4 by the Court of DireCtors to conchr in the principal amingorucnts which,J. have 4143ught it my ;luty to suggest for their consideration, h afforded me groat satiSfaCtion. While I feel convinced 'that myr proposal has not lest sight of tlo public interest, the manner in vela!' it has been Nee; ie . ' by the Banit'contirins me to thinking that it has not proceeded wittOni ,a due consideration alsti of the fair aud.reasonable inter-' gists atid c: ,- ,pe6iAtitin.cifthat respethable Corporation. Under this. impression, 1 am strongly inclined to give way to Ott ittillrgestiOnS of the /3auk in"the mine! parts of the arran!;:eintnt, find will .therefaile accede to the. 4alle of ellowanees. therein ptopoged rot - the tuanagetnent of the Public Debt, so 'far as it applies to the 'present -cirentnitanee , „ onto such as can be expeeted,tO occur ;many short period. ' In this view, therefore,-1 'shall nor ob;e6l ,to the alteration by whiell it . is 'proposed that the allOwance, to be paid by the public tor management.shall-be at the rate of 3401: -- pertriliitoh Upod any amount of debt-between ~ 400 and . 600 millions' inclusive; in stead of till! rate of allowance to m y amount betweea 400 . ittni :',50 Millions, as 1 - had in- fonded and .a.Ceording,to this arrangement, the, re °iced rate of 30 4 3 L per•million will be allowed upon ryi pxces's of debt"rsiiw, existing,- or which: rusty lisre'after be ,crtmted., above flop millions,, inske. o 4. q y corimienciug horn the4ituount of Bin With respea to the prtipbiat for increasing '. rate. of allowance:for managerndiit lion, in 'ease the - .Purodeemekl,: ; Debt ; should be doped to 300' tnilhOpN,, arn.pertuatiO ~that .upon reconsideration' the C'o;art of I,,rettiTits - will agrep • with mein the difficulty, or;rather impossibility; of 'my proposing to ;Parliament, 'at thii. moment, to grant a higher rate of:allowance upon a debt of 309 • • millions thin was granted by law in 17jf upon a decreasing debt of 220 millions ; and•l trust that they will consent to withdraw this part of their Ire. solution. In stating this, Iby no weans intend to und...rvalue the reasons which may be . urged to spew that circumstances may perhaps have occurred "t 9 render. •some increase not 'unreasonable ; bur IM eVentwhich.would bring these circupstances niqlt 'properly under c(;iniideration j‘i, re- moved to such a distance, that the Court :Of tors will, I hope, find no difficulty in agreeing with .rne ,to waive : the. discussion "of this point -for the present, „ . - • With reipeEt to that part of their Resolutions, by which the, 'Court of Direelorr agree :to; ' 2dVailde " 3000,000 L on Exchequer Bills, without interest, " during the. War, provided, is', siiptdated to bp " rettirn.?d within six Mouths after the ratifiCation of. "'a definitive treaty of Pe4e, and under 'the coni " 'Mete understanding 'that transaaions between the l?tiblic and the Bank,shall be,continoed in the' " accustomed manner, even though the amoont of Public Balaneesn,Should exceed the som of 'tat j!' the Proposal to limit the re-Tasynlent to si,x months instead ot. the of a definniveTreaty of Peace, is an alterotion in , the arrang,entent from 'which I 'do — not feel myself disposed . tcidigsenti' ;hi s ahridgment'of the- tertn has I , ro aplieareci. of 4bportattue to' the Cburt Of _ ..„ With respeCt to theunddrstanding under which the Court is lend ;the Stun of-thr&ejnlil lions, 1 have only observeti. that, 6nbjedt . .to this advance, it never was my intention to attempt, dpr- . ing its eOntinutince, any alfera6iin in the course of ti - p siness'between the 1140 k and the &whittler, or to propose 'to withdraw front the Bank .any'accotint • now bylaw direr eZI to be kept :them.- Thls Pation tvilt, I trust, be etitirely satisidaory to . the Court . t.if'Direttors - 4.2and I. 'have only to aad, .that libjed. o C . Ud lie a tio.tl now proposed re sp eCtin the t9tttogernent, tsbalLbe ready to,outsguit, to Pile liament, to sanction an agreetnent u tbunttedin every. resped'tipen those , . :1 Atave thawboriour to be, .Geutlemeu, yc l ur, übF4iept 10.1;nt,ie Servantr . , Sr. PlineEvAi. To the Goiernor and D..puty-Goveritor of the Batik. ~ COrT: Og A LETTER FROM:TUE. CgANCELLOR OF THE F4P.fiE,QUER TO GovERNO4 it//p 6 pßitlyrx r ' OF THE B JJi. Downing-struet t - Jan. 19, 1.808. GnsiercitisttN•—•Rekrtlrigtrithe' several . corn tmiiif vaticnis which I have irad honour. of. holding with you, and ..to„tlic correspondence wbieh!,hßs pasieci btWeett tar,, on the subject of an nrrart4enint ' to be fernier' 'between the Public 'arid rise Bank ; and especially .to the:Propesals transtnitteß to you on,the t 1 it) initant ; to .the : Resolution of the Col s ni of Dired ors „ of 4qi . instant, snggestitlg certain i.ilierations •in those Proposals; and to my • letter. at the , fsth instant, consenting in part to those alterations;,--kthink it, proper;, in order- to.removc every possibility of rnisunderitanding between briefly to recapitulate the tertrts'olthe arrangement, which e expressed' My readiness lo" , subrnit to Parliament, in case it. should meet with the,Linal concurrence and assent of the Bank. Under the three following iteada, Viz. Ist:Un claimed DiVidendil ed. •Allov.4:ince for Charges of managing the Public Debt : 3d. Pt iblie Balances kept .at the Bank : I have proposed, ist. That the Bank .shall'nOw advance, out of the Unclaimed. Dividends. iu thtir hands, the stint of 600,6001. for thsi use of the public, in addition to the 'sum already advanced out of that fund,-pursuant to the Aat 31 . Geo. 111. cap. 33. and under similar Conditions, ;:..provided al ways, that theatuOunt *c.Jllstich Dividends remaining in the Bank, shall not be reduced below - t n 0,0001.. . edly. That for the inatiagernent 'of the Public Debt, the Bank' shall' henceforward be alloWed as follows ,C 340 per mitlion per annum, upon the whole of the Uwe. • deemed Debt, %vlienever it may amount to ' stud nut exceed per million per •41111U111, upon the . Whole amount of any excess of DOA -unretleentai :lbw., a 600 million=: the *aid boo milliOnsontintring case to be mamige4 at' the .iforesaitt rate of 340 -per mill loa pc( Annum.. Xioa Ito-minion per. unintan,. upun the whole thitedexined Debt,, whenever it may exceed 344 millions, and nut amount to 4 o milbuns. : And that with respe& to the rate of al)owance which it may be proper to fix ,for the, .nanagement of any debt less than 300 millions; it has been deenied advisable 'to defer the consickration of that subjea until the atatial diminution of' the - debt may be such asito require some determination upon it. • 3dly, That the 'Bank sisal], on or before the Stli April, next, adiance for 'the puttlic service in the present year, 3,000,0001 . . 'by 'way of loan, without interest ; the principal to be secured by Exchequer Bills, to be deposited in the hands.of the Bank, pay able at the expiration of six months after the iatitica tion of a Definitive 7,4'reaty of Peace. And it is understood, that; (turn* the continuance of: thin :advance by the Bank, no alteration - is to lee prt.iposed in the general course of - buS!itess'betvveett the ktasik and the Excheyugr,nor any regulatioaln, traduced by which the accounts, now hy law direeted to be kept at the Bank, shall be' WitildraW4 from thence, - 1 have the honour to be,.Gentlemen, Your Obedient humble servant, . - Sr. P1:14. To.the Clovorgor and Deputy Geverttor of the {The Papers , that follow contain only the agree-; mean of the Bank to the propOsals of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.) " • . Tice inventor DI a new piano'. telegraph3-attended the Admiralty hist %reek with his model, when: their Lordinipi itive4;tcd tie same, and A:111 1 . of: course, Oki all the encouragement 4ze-nirly deserve.- • COLIATTRY NETS. 4,4,4 A tt. James *Tirobt - the young.tnit who was snspeked . .6fluitirderirr tifert;vtio' Oddierin ear AVigroti, In Ca ni -atiptehended tlitatinT on,the ti t lowing 4ay 04 , cotu,ntitted to • Ile eottfeised-liis 'Fie is only abceut ..„. • • T,wo wen base been aPprehended.andlodge t l the 'gaol of D:upv.iii, accused of the :murder - Donald Carr:en:in-, Seri-not ioNkliliattitlCTUnto, ferry-. =Milt sCLlddilili.a.laitirt - A- - ha:lto - to tolerrY thear , over.. akout.opiva tivsKenifig,. And they arrivitig 'at the .ferry-house ,withoutritaty: 4; with indifference, tti t be hal'falqn 'out of the and .way tTliiiaoct vat iotis- ot circtinl• ,4tances havoc a.stispicioe'df their guF:. The holy has not t yet been fuu d. •, • On Suaaa'y se' night, `about one in the mornings% an Zxcise "boatoia et fell' 'froth the''Side of the 410 Maria, lying off Greenock; and•vas drowned. IS • .bas 41fi 3 wiilow.an!l'see.„..l cbildren. To Cop-eilni,ne,t(3l - ,3ever4l nia4. , dogs . 7-i,ncf its ‘ii:itilts - ; have_ ordered the inhabit:Mts torcdutineLtheirAtigt* • fora...tuantli.. • . • (1)i.: • Saturdv se`noiiht, in tlie a f tern oon, tiirea , d s) - Glasgbwrq(ilieir mother' , haying s ' . l,k;ite out on .Dale 'u ccssar}s : bi yourigcgt, a fine abOut three in Havaa‘ e t) e, l° %c.eh:itrisleso(t" ag tib e ° ? . .:: caught atid could be given, it was tlfeadfully scorched, dial it died al Mondays tuortitig, - ••• • • • INB'urtoli, letter from Nt,Wt o4 StewOrt'rnentionq a trenieitdOus thunder storm J,I , At ! happened abotAt l six. o'clock in . - tliek morn) lig of t _ he tr4 ll l..ult, .qt3q-es4p.llQ:ping... o).e. and st.teM •-• lE4' I)4htp . ing, only f,,tit sccotitjs leigh;•the hories to lire otoca weans tbe .coach , ut as- oveitiltifehi. The Apoor ; ' 01111 . 111 41 c. - styp„tyd, • thAt they turned the rrieels : ,i;r c9;1511 • . a circle. • of! ten' fee? *iiiaAleei. 'lle &aid . IS . ' brnised'; lint:thtttiver, and.-a•ikattati.ittid.Mitt.l4llo were pas- OcaPvil Ott iltiril' --:111d (1.1)• vision of the j36)3ls.olarcl)ed . .l oul toe, C-itle. 11 1 ' 4 fnornitig.'for . to . be -rep t yfeyl Oy the lt~vtrn shire' ii ti~P. fir:` 1Cooxe• cdniinues to, dr#yi: immense crowds to the lig eati.e. On Thus's- playeci..4unga •a (2410 41" pk4urc'fr toanner; .wind Ciralley(to of p of tvio tulles+ houses iverever.saw). ' ivlrs:Votisii'sfeaings /tic: ris cOrreak genteel portrait, of .the *self-tor ' tlieotinti fectlale iiite4if.le.l by tht author. . • Downe, fhe - pedestriait, lids fi.lrshecr liilabours. Hy ip-intletiltittigutd ;11.tritlitY 444,4 war; tear44.f),.,kg4:Nvoqld 149‘4.15p." able to vrqceedoti his jourtiey 'lrdweV'er, went to l'„irithdrbugli, . -Thttr,day, and he *en e to bed 111 - • , i leverl4ll. I?riduy~r' rite last.. day, West...l'l6ol.of extraordiskohr• perseverance the pedestrian startecLot,Our o' • in the inornitip, and hiS friend had'bUt •of his-soteess".-4 3 ,After seventeengtourilibeuri ibirstot)ped. about'. evoiy.-thtee4uilos; l :Mr• 11 ° w11 c9,,nrkt4atea bia.ika:46 was, for.a..hluldre.dguin; j3 ! . 7 3 ,) is roucli.reLpiced ,by ' ex:tr.ic>t•crllary Eton, • 0:311 ‘5 , 11 6 1 , started:. • .1.: , • • - ••!, • • The. Lords ;.)1 the t iALlrtlitqlty.,liave . ioiclered stint' cient Ships to r rote . ei the., G , .-ocolnyd 1 /(i- , c 4.6 in future, ' Pr Vateers' v . ;• hitt] , .b . cive of iateiwildt captures' isf'Slitpi ttist . valtv3ble .trade, Sllll l NEIPS. ..~, ~ • .Pasvxl Akicsty's'tztlip front 'd (itsbit Hope; CO'unt'Vassal,. Morris, from - Monte and Frettetick, Witonald, from . Vntaica. '^ 16.41 ed—the May, .Kiint, rardt'brif.; four' Brut}tern F,..atbaatone, .ijpr _Out)l4,ll Twee kirctheis, latic4-.,1411 lierbice; Richmond, letfry, and lain p I for 1 34 " / " r o d, ; Ftr.. Passed by—thr Lydia, l'aylw, from New rites Henrietta, •Marta, and 'Jetty, Preston (Danisb from Plywouth. • ~ ' r Igat• Sailed—the Anfie, Roberts, for jarn':4ica ; :Lames,foiSuriaant;.l(utteis, lietantt, and I,,atona:v u— ' fur St. Domingo. • • . . . . HIATUS. H - On Friday fait, the LAdy of 'the . Rev. W. G . Ilu ct. 4 Gnwer-r.treet, Heilford-Nnart, of a Daughter. ~,lim On Saturday, At I..iison Green, the Loy of l''''''''' Tiackqr, Esq. ofa Son. ;--~'' MAP R MD. On Frid 3y the zoti ult. at 4 i04.5.1ey, er rharlef pt;lia t Rooke; ofrhe Roy .al Artillery, to lilts - Emily Watsoa, vt thughter,ill.ieutctuutt Cul (hie •1W 1 .3.4) t woodtioul ., in Ow , CGUIlty at ksser. • • Latt.ly. at Kilkeedy Church, Limerick; ,I,ieuteoant • t y Audersun, ',I the Royal M ar ital to Miss CO°l lcr t Cooperhill. r alit few days ago ' at fiarewood. Mr. lohn Beason. L e k ki4wiLk, ugrifl s, toMtl. ot place , E;. • "D/E/..); ' On Tuesday the sditiss; try lleritinek44.lreett trees ni t i n ' e tl i ' ' ' e l t b e" for ° th ll 2 6l C "l tifi C rit ' i g et, * n '' t 9 iV)? ,l tdi f e l ' :j s:) (Va4tj ' cl'stY t l; l l4 ,l - e,' • in Tr Cointy.4.l, K.erri,l,tit t sa,l , od9i t ' -, • the Jicv • A reitd , ;.-.u.un er to I ad,;'42 Li.: ) Y • „,,,,,„114q, , ()11 W L4tieby lliorrunglist;ay.i.trimuntl , VLlc4.;" • " ,- . Living. Mrs . 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